Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH- ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
cu
Cum : Do chum, Therefore, there-
upon^ even to.
Cum, To, for: chum fleibhe, to a
mountain, chum hhcith, to be.
chum bhur mbcatha, For your
food,Sic. \'i(J. C'umam.
Cuma, .A model., form or pattern
Cumachda, A command
Cumadh, [&Camraadh] Crook-
ednejs.
fCuma dhuit, ni meisde dhuic.
Cuniidoir, A falbioner, a framer.
a ftatuary, &C
Cumail : Do chumail fe Ic imeal,
He touched the border.
Cumailr, IViping : Mar chuimlios
duinc, <w a man ivipeth.
Cumailc, Mixture.
Cumailiithe, Mxed^ compounded.
f Cumal, Eiaic.
Cumam, Tojhape : Do chum fe,
he jhaped. Cumuigh do chcanga
ccal^, thy tongue frameth deceit.
Cumthar, they are form'd.
Cumann: Do chumann {c.,He dealt.
Cum.mn, Common.
Cumaoin. Fello-uilbip , communion.
Cumar The meeting of two or more
Streams.O chraigh Invcr cholpa;
go cumar na ttri nuifge. K.
Cumalgaim, To mingle or joyn, to
incorporate. Cumlguigh an ta-
lamh, The earth rang.
Cumguim, To dare, to adventure.
Cumha, Abiibe, a reward. Deuc.
Cumhi, Mourning : Biaidh fe cum-
haidh, hejhall mourn.
f Cumhac, Strait, narrevj.
fCumliach, V'id. Cumhachd
Cumhachti, Power, force.
Cumhachdach, Mighty, puijfant.
Cumhachduighe, Mightier.
Cumhadhach, Sad,forrovjful.
Cumhaing, -ain & -ang, Narro-w.
Cumhainge & -eichdjNarrovjne/s
Cumhaingim, To (haiten.
Cumhais, A fehage.
Cumhal, A hand-maid.
Cumhaldha , Of or belonging to a
jervant.
t Cumhang, ncarc no cumhachta,
Power, flrength. Nir chumhan-
gair. ;. e. Nir bhochumhrach e
Q\xa\\\di.<:\i. A defence. Dochumh-
dach do chalinidhe.
Cumhdach, A veil.
Cumhdach oir. An ouch of gold:
Cumhdachda, Fenced: dochumh-
duigheauh na caithreach uilc ,
all the cities were fenced
Cumhduighim,To keep or preferve,
to maintain or fupport , &c.
Cumhgach , Straitneji , diftrefs :
Idir na gcumhgach, bet-ween the
ftraits.
Cumhlaim,T(» rub orfcrape,to viear.
Cumhra : Boladh cumhra, AJweet
fmeU.
t Cumhfgal, Gluafachd 110 corrug-
hadh. As cumhfgal cairrge, &c.
Curahfgtha, Mov'd, provokd.
t Cumhigughadh , Glualachd no
athrughad. Idem.
Cumhthach, Bribery.
Cumhul & Cumhal, A hand-maid.
Cumtha, Manner or fajhion.
Cumus , Power, ability, command :
CU
Do rcir chumuis , according to
ability.
Cumufach, Able, aBive.
t Cun, corp, A body.
Cunabhaircas & -achd, Sloathful-
neji.
Cunganta:Luchd cunganta,^f//>cr/.
fCunghas & -ghus, Coimhghni-
omh.
Ciinghnamh, Help, Juply.
Cungir, A couple.
t Cunna, Connailbhc no cairdcas,
Friendjhip.
Cunnairc, Dochonnairc, He faiu.
Cunnarchach, Betrothed.
Cunnradh, A covenant.
Cuntabhairt, Doubt : Gan chuii-
tabhairt, -without quefiion.
Cuntas, Account.
Cupin & cupa, Acup.
\ Cupar , Coimpeirt no geincam-
ham.
Cupla, A pair or coupk ; Twins.
Cur, Care ; Wcarinejs.
Cur, Dijjtfult.
Curach, A coragle, a kind offmall
boat.
t Curach, corp, a body.
Curachan, Dimin. of Curach.
Curaidhe, A ch.-jmpion,
Curaighin, A can, a mug, &c.
Ciiraighin, Cheefe-runnet .
Ciiram, A charge or command; care:
A churamfan, his charge.
Curamach, SoUicitous, careful.
Curamas, Care, diligence.
Curata, Couraz^ious.
Curbifeach, An addition.
f Curcais, Boigfliimhin "
fCurcais, Folt : blabhradh airgid
go gcurcaifibh. i.e. go bhfolc-
aibh, Hair.
Curr, A corner J an end : Gus an
gcuirr eile don talamh, unto the
other tnd of the earth; alfoajite
or fituation. PI. S.
Curr, Apit.
Currach, A bog or fen, a plain.
Curraighin, Acann, a tankard.
t Currcl, cur rcil no foilleir Cior
churreil. /. e. Cior ar a raibhe
curreil no foilleir.
Currghalan, Abucket.
Currtha, Weary.
Curia, A courje or manner, a row,
rank or order : Ccidire curfa ,
four courfes.
t Curfon, Saoi.
Curftaba, A bucket.
Cl'is, Ajubfdy or tribute. PI.
Culadh, A bending or inclining.
Cufal, Courage.
Cufmifc, Divtrpty.
Cufporachd, An ohjeHion.
Culporaidhe, An o-ponent.
Culporaidim, To ob'jeff. PI.
t Cull, iCroiceann, Skin.
Cuftaire, A tanner. PI.
fCuftal, Crufdalidh,
Cuftuim, Ceremonies, cuStomt.
Cutach, Bohtaiid.
Cutal&Cuchal, Bajf-f""-
Cutallaidhe, A companion, comrade
or partner.
fCuth, Ceann, a head.
Cutha, 'Rage, fiercenefs, &c.
Cuthach, Furious, raging- mad: Lc-
omhan cuthach, a roaring Lion.
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CU DA
Cuthailcachd, Baftjfulnefs.
Curhjrian, an on on. P|.
Cuchbharrj an helmet. Vid. Cuith-
beirt.
Cuthdarun, a fort of Montero or
Monmouth cap.
D.
DA , Two : Da bhiiaghain
dcug, twelve years.
Da & do, Whi:h.
Da, Unto : Tug fi da kar c, She
gave it unto her husband.
Da, From his or hers : Da chois.
From off his foot.
Da, If: Da ndaoruidh ar gcroidhe
fin, if our own heart condemns us
Da, Whence.
t Da, maith. Good, als dagh.
Dabhach, A tub or a vat.
Dabhar & dobharllioidheach , A
bucket a pitcher.
Dadadh, Someth.ng,fome'what.
t Dae, Duine, A man.
t Die no diia, cloidhe ard no mur
ard, A high ditch or wall.
tD.ie, Teach : Rioghdie. id efl.
Teach rioghdha. A houfe.
t Dae, I .amh. 6 roifhin a dhae. ;. e
6 do fliin a Laimh, A hand.
Dafhoghar, A dipt hong. plur. Daf-
houruigh.
t Dagh, maith. Good.
fDaghar, Gaoth, Wind
fDaibhliagjEagk'. Fri huillinn an
Dainihliag, an deas, &c. Achur:h.
t Daice, Pertawing to a tribe, &cc.
Daidhbhir, Needy, neceffitous: faidh-
bhir no daidhbhir, Rich nor poor
fDaif, Deoch, Drink Ro 61 a
dhaif. ;. e. do ibh a dhigh.
Daigcar, A dagger. Jud. 5. \6.
Daigh &Doigh, Hope, trun,confi.
dtnci.
t Daigh, Teinc. Gnaighthibh. ;'. e.
go dteinntibh. Fire.
Daighbhiorafg, Fewel.
Daighchinnmhiol, Enameling. P]
tDaigheadh,^^/wwj or delivering.
t Daighidh, Lofgadh, To bum.
fDaighim, To give.
Daigheadh, Eadh maith. / e. ag.i
mhaith. Do bheirim Daigheadh
don ghaoith, /. e. do l)heirim aga
mhaith don ghaoithcacht,&c.
Daighnighim, To efiablijh:
Dail, A decree or ordinance.
t Dail, Roinn, A P-^are or part.
Dail, Defire, wiUtngnefs. &c.
Dailcadh, Tradition.
Dailcin, A feoff.
Dailim, To give, to deli-jer. &c. K.
Dailthe, Dealt, parted or divided
Diiltincas, Scurrility.
tDaimh,Twgh,^/?>ai//?. Gloffvet.
t Daimh, Dcoin ; Diadhaimh, /. e.
Dia dcoin.
Daimheach. A Companion, 5cc.
Daimhcadan, A frontiffeice. PI.
Daimhfhcoil, Beef.
Daimfin, ADamfon-ptum.
Daingcan, Sure, fall, cloje, fecure.
Daingean, A fort, a tower. Sec.
Daingion & Daingin, Id. Alfo af-
furance, a covtraB.
Daingneachd, A bulwark.
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